Characters
Over 200 hand-drawn illustrations dating back to the first Doctor Who series in 1963 to present day.
Card Rarity
A card's rarity indicates its complexity and versatility in the game.
Frames
Frames denote value. Therefore, the more scarce the frames - such as Tardis frame - the more valuable the card will be to traders.
CORE FRAMES
Each Core frame has an unlimited supply
Standard
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Black Diamond
ALIEN FRAMES
Alien Frames consist of Bronze Dalek, Cyber-Warrior, Silurian, Weeping Angel, Ice Warrior, White-Point Star and TARDIS.
Alien Frames have a limited supply, once sold out they will never be sold again except via the secondary marketplaces.
Weeping Angel
Bronze Dalek
Cyber Warrior
Silurian
Tardis
White Point Star
Ice Warrior
Sontaran
Zygon
Over 200 hand-drawn illustrations dating back to the first Doctor Who series in 1963 to present day.
- Companions
- Creatures
- Flash
- Moments
- Upgrades
- Objects
- Phenomenons
- Planets
Companions
Companions function just like Creatures, but are based on notable characters - good and evil.
Creatures
Creatures are the main damage dealers and blockers of your deck and are based on aliens from the TV show.
Flash
Flashes can be played on your opponent's turn as a response to one of their actions.
Moments
Moments can turn the tide of battle in a single... moment! Their abilities can be both harmful and helpful.
Upgrades
Upgrades are equipped on Creatures and Companions and stay attached even through death, unless disarmed.
Objects
Objects, like Creatures, are placed on the board but can't attack or block. They have many other uses, though!
Phenomenons
Phenomenons are similar to Objects, but they usually have a more unique ability and a bigger impact.
Planets
A Planet card, when played, will switch out the board you're playing on! They also have great synergy with specific deck types.
